Rail line damaged by rains disrupts Alabama service
A stretch from Selma to Flomaton is interrupted after heavy rain causes washouts and a culvert collapse near Peterman and Corduto. Three cars plunged into a culvert on Saturday, injuring one engine as swollen streams flood roads and bridges. Traffic may resume tomorrow. Numerous roads suffer damage, cattle drown, and many people are missing.
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Alabama baseball shows strong on paper for opening game
University of Alabama team outlook on March 28 lists a deep pitching staff with five hurlers Boman Wikle Tompkins and others. Wilson at shortstop impressed, Chichester moved to third, Cargile may move to outfield, and Hagan led the outfield mentions. On paper the 1926 squad appears as strong as last year’s.
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Run
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Chichester
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Golf as Art Says Vardon on temperament and nerve
English pro Harry Vardon calls golf nearer to an art than any other game. He says golf tests nerve and temperament and that a person lacking temperament or nervous sensitivity probably Cannot become a star on the links.
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Vardon
Grape-Nuts Promotes Health and Appetite
An advertisement highlights Grape-Nuts as delicious and nutritious supplying whole grain nutrients and minerals for nerves muscles and energy. It touts easy digestion and convenient serving with cream or milk, sold by grocers.
Early to Bed Sermon Drives Cubs Vet Mordecai Brown
Mordecai Brown, 40, still in top form as a pitching ace, credits the old adage early to bed and rise. The miner-turned-star rose from Terre Haute coal fields to a Hall of Fame level, aiming at five more years with clean living and hard work.
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Mordecai Brown
Terre Haute, Ind
Brownie
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Mordecai
Darcy Dominates 1915 Fights Ahead of White
Australia middleweight star Les Darcy won 12 of 13 bouts in 1915, defeating Eddie McGoorty twice and Jimmy Clabby once, with Jeff Smith as his only loss. Charley White ranked second with 10 victories including nine knockouts, while Levithsky led in total fights with 28, and Freddy Welsh held a partial record in light weights.
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Australia
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Darcy
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But_Levithsky
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Ansane
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Lee
Datoy
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Baseball and boxing notes from early season reports
Report cards from Southern Association teams. Rudy Sommers reports to Chattanooga manager Elberfeld while Leonard Dobard seeks waivers with Mobile. Floyd Kroh and Floyd Ellam are noted with Nashville. An exhibition game in New Orleans is marred by weather and an ejection in a Buck Herzog led Cincinnati game. Gene Moore of the Gulls is recovering after oyster poisoning. Cubs break camp in Tampa. Willard and Freddy in boxing notes. early records of leading performers listed.
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Johnson
Nervous Periodical Headaches and Home Remedies
Article discusses headaches linked to urea retention and blood or nervous conditions. Advises rest in darkened room during an attack, keeping eyes and breathing calm, and using hot baths and Actoids tablets as treatment.
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Jim Thorpe the Giant Eater Gains Baseball Fame
Jim Thorpe, the Indian outfielder for the Giants, is hailed as the biggest eater in baseball. Players compare his appetite to former catcher Frank Bowerman, noting Thorpe begins with a colossal breakfast, eats again at noon, and returns to the table after games.
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Frank Bowerman
Thorpe
College Baseball Scores From Various Cities
Scores include New Orleans 8 Cincinnati 7 and Tampa 8 Philadelphia 7. Other results show Brooklyn 6 Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 4, Memphis 5 Minneapolis 8, Southern University 2 over Marion 0, Mississippi 12 West Tennessee Normal 1, Clemons 4 West Virginia Wesleyan 2, Columbia U of C 1 Mercer 0.
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Cincinnati
Tampa
Philadelphia
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Daytona
Amateur Baseball Lineups and Weekend Scores
The W T Goubil team lists H Groom as catcher and R L Griffith as pitcher among others. Askin Marine defeated Hook Worms 11 to 6 with notable hitting and Thiele saving. Thoss Sporting beat Crown Theatre 5 to 4 on Kling's diamond with McDonald and Rehm highlighted.
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H. Groom
R. L. Griffth
D. V. Damas
William C. McCarthy
T. Lone
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L. Beard
Askin & Marine
R. H. E. Askin & Marine
Thiele
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Langan
Renfore
Yost
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Carrington
C. Crabtree
Thublin
Roberts
Prichard Team Defeats Toulminville 8–1 in Sunday game
Prichard beat Toulminville 8 to 1 as double plays featured Goodbrad to Harmon to Denny and Roos to Denny. Umpire Rawls officiated a low scoring rout. Prichard has eight wins and one tie this season and prepares for a match with No Names next Sunday in Prichard. Players Seesge Leap and Moore listed with Brantley._contact Leo McFayden for game inquiries.
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Harmon
Denny
Roos
Rehm
Soutoullo
Petithory
Rawls
Prichard
Toulminville
R. H. E. Prichard
Fis
Leeper
Brantley
Moore
Leo McFayden
Ala
Wilde Scores Knockout in London Fight
English flyweight champion Jimmy Wilde knocked out Sid Smith in the third round of a fifteen round match in London. Wick Smith lost on points to Harry Reeve in a twenty round bout Monday night.
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Jimmy Wilde
Sid Smith
Wick Smith
Harry Reeve
Receipts of Big Fight in New York
Official receipts for the Willard Moran bout in New York on Saturday night totaled 150,608 dollars with the state collecting 11,295 dollars.
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Willard-Moran
Ge-Rar-Dy Tea Promoted As Kidney Tonic
Advert describes Ge-Rar-Dy Tea as a wonderful medicine from Indian roots and herbs that cleanses poisons from blood liver and kidneys. It claims low cost at 10 cents per package and offers a free sample from Phil P Cresap Co of New Orleans Louisiana.
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Phil. P. Cresap Co., Ltd
New Orleans
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